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  1. 29-11-2007 #1
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    These are Oystercatchers I captured on the Exe whilst trekking over the estuary bed today
    The third one has a mussel or cockle in his beak.
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    I do like to watch these, we saw a lot in Scotland, quite amusing to watch
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    They are yes and very graceful too.
    I li=ove the Turnstone . Now they have you in foits of laughter as they run along the sand so fast it's unbelievable.
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